Originally Posted by lightspeed2398:
“Agree with you on the most complained about, that was shocking of them. They were so bad that they were the only ones above the average, everyone else came below the average.
Just asking if you've got a breakdown of the DCR rates in the cities, sounds interesting?”
“Agree with you on the most complained about, that was shocking of them. They were so bad that they were the only ones above the average, everyone else came below the average.
Just asking if you've got a breakdown of the DCR rates in the cities, sounds interesting?”
It was featured on the Root Metrics reports for example if you click on the places on the map it tells you things like (Leicester) "Vodafone’s rate of blocked calls improved from 2.7% to 1.4%." (Liverpool) "Vodafone’s rate of blocked calls improved from 1.4% to 0.2%, but Vodafone’s rate of dropped calls increased from 0.1% to 0.7%." (Leeds and Bradford) "O2’s rate of blocked calls increased from 0.8% to 2.2%."
They used to let you see full reports where some places were showing as 8% at one stage. Generally Three scrores surprisingly well for calls in a lot of the reports and they do test indoor locations as well as outdoor.
http://rootmetrics.com/en-GB/rootscore/map
As I say, they used to be more detailed but now you only see it if they make a bulletpoint about it.




. It's madly over ambitious on the coverage map.